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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-03

~ this Court in and for tire Parish of Iberia and
Be- recorded therein, and that the District Clerk
of Court of this parish post the same at the door
of the Court house.
II is further ordered that the said District
Clerk of the Parish of Iberia forthwith transmit
TO the District Court Clerk Of 81. Martin Parish
a duly certified copy hereof, and that the CLERK
the Minute Book OF the District Court OF said
Parish, and post the same, or copy thereon, az
the Court house door 81 said Parish as required
by provisions OF Act No VI Eighteen hunureu
and eighty (lsS0.)
1t IL further ordered that these presents be in
due time published in each of said two Parishes
in at least. one Newspaper therein published;
3lst day Of the month OF October A. ID. Iso.,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Seven attest Oct.
Slst 1887.
J.E. MOUTON,
Judge DIST. Jud. District.
There being no further business before the
court the same WAS ordered adjourned Sine Die
LA. PELLERIN. Dy. Clerk.
J.E. MOUTON, Judge.
State Of Louisiana Parish of Iberia.
l. the undersigned Deputy Clerk 81 the 2lst
Judicial District Court of the State OF Louisiana
duly sworn and qualified in and for the Parish
a true and correct extract from the minutes OF
said court of the 3lst of October 1875. and that
same has been duly recorded ON said day and in
said minutes book on folio 469
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name and affixed thereto the seal of said
court at New Iberia, Parish of Iberia this First
day Of November A. ID. ueS7) Eighteen huddred
| and eighty seven.
l.. A. PELLERIN,
by. Clerk Iberia Parish.
State of Louisiana Parish Of St. Martin
| the undersigned Deputy Clerk of the 21st.
Judicial District Court, holding sessions in and
| for the Parish Of st. Martin. do hereby certify
that the foregoing order Of court has been regu-
larly posted at the Court House door and duly
subscribed and recorded in the Minute Book of
said District Court Of the Parish of st. Martin,
and published ss the law requires. In faith
| whereof. have hereto signed my name and a.
fixed the seal of office Mt St. Martinsville, this
md day Of Nov. A. ID. 1881.
VIM. Is. EASTlN. by. Clerk.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-03

Can Governor McEnery afford to allow
the use Of the negro vote in Ouachita
parish while they are being excluded
elsewhere and Gov. McEnery, himself. is
proclaimlng from every stump that he
Is for white supremacy pure and unde-
filed?-Ouachita Telegraph.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
i,so-CENTISNIaL-isso.

Nothing could be more gratifying to
the Centennial and Exposition Board
of Promotion than the resolutions pre-.
senled by Hon, W, Il. Webb of the
District Bar, and adopted by the Amer.
lean Bar Association at Saratoga yes.
teIdov, which resolutions are pub.
lishod In full in another column.
The recent official action Of the Gov
ernmeut of Spain insurcs the success
Of the Quadr Centennial Celebration
of the Discovery of America in 1892,
The action of the American Bar As.
sociation in favor of an inter republic
celebration Of the Centennial of the
Constitution embodics an encouraging
assurance that the success of the 1889
part of the comprehensive three Amer.
icas' movement is also well on the way
to consummation.
AS nothing succeeds like success"
the Board Of Promotion hay c abundant
reason to feel that their labors are not
10 be in vain.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
NOTES AND GOsSIP.


JOE JEFFERsoN's son, Charles p. B.
of the "Dark Secret' Company. lie is now
in Philadelphia.
THE fuzzy-coatei caterpillar has made It's
appearance in Philadelphia again, and the
trees In many portions Of the city are SUI
fering seriously from the torment.
JONI L, SULLIVAN gave u sparring exit.
bition at Nantasket Beach few nights
ago, OF which the p;odt-, $500, are to be
applied to the erection OF Il chapel.
SIR LYON PLAYFAIR, the English scientist
and statesman, irrlved iu New York yes
terday, accomp iuled By Mrs. Playfa!r, who
is the daughter OF s. II. IL sell Of Boston
INDEPENDENCE DAY In Mexico occurs on
the 10th OF September, and this year, for the
first time, the American Colony at the Cap
ital will take pTominent part in the cele-
bration.
PETER RICHARD KESRICK, Archbishop Of
st. Louis since July 90, 1917, entered upon
the eighty.second year of his age on Tues
day last. He ST II possesses great strength
of mind and body.
THE oldest bank president In the country
resides In Delaware aud his name is Charles
Tatman, 90 years Of age and In full posses
sion Of his faculties. He is president of the
New Castle County National Bank at
Odessa.
ALL the Vanderbilt roads will do away
with the deadly car stove this winter. 1t
has been decided to substitute the Martin
system Of heating by steam, which has been
satisfactorily tested on the New York
Central.
WILLIAM MILAN, merchant OF st.
Joseph, Mo-, has gone to Australia to marry
q young lady whom he has never seen but
with whom the engagement was brought
about by correspondence. The lady Is Q
handsome heiress, and Milan is also rich.
THE first bet on the result of the uex'
Presidential campaign was made at the Rus,
sell House, Detroit, this week, when
Michael Jeffers OF East Saginaw bet W. o.
Allen of Plymouth S4OO to $500 that Grover
Cleveland Will be the next President OF the
United States.
ALvAS CLARK the celebrated manufac.
turer of telescopes and practical astron
omer, died yesterday at his residence In
Cambridge, Mass, aged SO years. Among
the most famous instruments made by Mr.
Clark were the great telescopes for the oh
servatory Ut Pultowa, Russia, and that fol
the Lick Observatory in California. The
lenses In these two Instruments are The
largest and most powerful ever constructed
| MIR, Clark's two sons have long been asso
| ciated with him 10 his important work.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
THE SECRET DRAWER.


In Idle mood touched the springs
That opened wide the secret drawer,
To gaze on half f-torgotten things
That waked the memories OF yOre;
Small scraps Oi letters loosely tied
with siiEeu bands OF faded blue,
Containing words ui lnvrnni priic,
Nrung Hum my hear, when life was new,
a lock OF radiant golden hair
That once adorned glorious head
OF "a young unPe heavenly fair
And long since numbered with the dead
A dstk brONu trcss-tle sole remains
OF brave woman lost and gone,
The partner Of my joys and pains,
Whose smile made sunlight where II sAopg.
sighed, kissed them Ike fool
Although perhaps the fool was wise
With wisdom lcHrnei Ia sorrOw's school
Who saw the truih through al disguise.
And taking counsel with my thought
asked myself 'Uiu hNEo OF tears,
Why these fond relics, fangy-iraught,
Should live beyond my span Of years.
Live with their tale OF thought or deed
For merchandise IN scandals mart,
To satisfy the olamOrOus greed
OF scfihblers who'd disseCt my heart
When lay slumbeFing In the mould,
Unweetiug OF Fame's noisy blast
Aud sell for miserable gold
The sacred secrets OF the Pasti
To build ronances from my life,
Or weave the lies that seem like truth,
From shadows Of long ended strife
And unknown agOuies Of youth
Take them yc flames such tate Is best
All but the lock Of hair crave
To wear upon my living breast,
And perish with me In the grave.
-lCharles Mackay.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

MAURICE CoESELL, one of the sur.
vivors of the Greely Expedition. now a
Signal Service observer at San Fran.
cisco, and Captain Norman Of Chicago,
who was ice master of the Thetis, flag,
ship Of the final relief party, are re.
viving the canniballstlc horrors of that
memorable fasco In their most startling
and sensational shape, What the par
ticular object is in calling the country's
attention anew to o matter which the
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
j. W. z. MYERS & SON,
la2S New York ave

NOR SALE suitable Tor business
II Property.
Brick, rs, on 0th, bet and X sts..,.., $1,000
Brick, 0 rs, on 9th, bet and X sts...n,. 1850
Frnme, near on lth 81, lot 90 II front. $500
Also desirable residence on st, near 9th
II RS, all m I, LOT % # front.",....... 1900
J.W. p. MYERS Il SON.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

IT Is q remarkable utteranCo-that
Of Mr.. Charles Francis Adams-that 1t
costs money TO defend railroad
against an attack of Congress just MS
much as 1t does to defend it in court. ="
What does he mean by an "attack of
Congress. And when has the man
agem nj of any Of the Pacific railroads
been politically assailed ? If 1t he an
"atlack" on the part of the Govern
ment to look after one of its most i'm.
portant interests with scrutinizing ire,
1t is TO be regretted that the roads have
not been more frequently and aggres.
sively attacked. 1t is not too late now.
The proceedings against the Central
Pacific are quite in order. If there's
politics in the investigation Its the best
kind of politics.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

THE United Labor party of New
York, in convention at Syracuse, yester,
day placed Henry George at the head
OF Its ticket as candidate for Secretary
of State, and incorporated In its plat.
form the favorite theory of Mr.. George,
that land shall be taxed, not accord.
ing to Its area, but according TO its
value, with the view of making
it Improbable to hold land for
speculation; also that all taxes on in.
dustry or It's products be abolished.
This declaration, however, is supple
mented by the further declaration that
"we do not aim at securing any forced
equality In the distribution of wealth.
We do not propose that the State shall
attempt to control production, conduct
distribution, OF In anywise interfere
with the freedom of the individual to
use his labor or capital In any way that
may seem proper to him and that will
not Interfere with the equal rights Of
others. Nor do We propose that the
State shall take possession Of the land
ard either work 1t or rent II OUT But
the demand Is distinctly made that the
Government shall exercise its paterna
authority so far as TO issue money with
out the intervention of banks, establish
postal telegraph and postal saving
bank system and assume control anl
ownership Of the railroads. Despite
the untenable position taken on til,
question Of taxation, the platform
contains features that are catching Il
the popular eye and soAe that are
statesmanlike and SQUAD
That the party as now organized vii
command any Formidable strength a
the polls is somewhat doubtful, ,hougl
It requires but a small diversion in iii,
State Of New York to disturb lht
calculations of the politicians.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EoE SALE OR EXCHANGE

a Eell,built 3,story and basement new
house tbrick), with store fitted up complete,
bath and water closet on I'd floor; gas In ali
OF the rooms and halls; water In 81 story and
gas In basement this Is the best business
property on the Navy Yard; one square from
navy yard cato: sth and K SITS o; for store,
boarding house or hotel; renting for sG9 per
month; or will exchange for {. ~ improved
farm of l25 or loO acres near ', 1lngton;
Maryland property preferred.
JOHN l. HALL, 400 18th 1t w.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

The Washington Light Infantry will
leave for their Atlantic City encamp.
ment this evening. The good wishes
of thousands of friends will so with
them, and thousands more of friends at
the seaside are waiting to give them
hospitable welcome.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EOR SALE.
DOR SALE

L'OR SALE-Beautirul Three-story,
II Sroom house, pressed brick front, bay
window, all mod imrs; this house IL partly
finished IN hard wood; has tiled ire.piaoeS,
platc-glass mirrors, etc, etc, and is situated
on u 81, bet 18th and 10th sts n W. Price, only
$1,000. j. W. p. MYERS & SON,
l42s N ave,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
THoNAsJ. FISHER d CO...
1924 II street northwest.


EOR EENT-The Elegant ana Desira-
Il BILE brick dwelling, with brick cottage for
servants, No 1897 VI st II W. next door to
Postmaster General Villas residence; location
one ui the best in the cityi house newly and
handsomely furnished; will ho let with Or
without furniture or the furniture will be sold
at great sacrifice. Gail early, as such an
opportunity IS rarely offered.
Also Tor sale at a bargain new phpton.
For particulars apply 10 ..
nUFFrY & DYER,
fput 81 N ~
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

1s MEXICO the false prophet who recently
predicted the destruction of that country by
an earthquake has been sent to jail. What
should be done with the men who In this
country, predict the reelection Of ClcyelandS
-lGlobe-Democrat.
Make them keepers of the Slbylline
books and priests of the oracles. Their
tips can be depended on as sure
thinr
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

VNOR SALhT-Rare CT tance-Beautifui
II S-room hoyse and 3O,O01 feet of ground In
Takoma Park, price only $1,000 also elegant
sites for two stores on 1Hh st: lot 10 by i2O
feet 10 90 It alley. j. W. T. MYERS & son,
lisS n ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EoR sALE-rifteen Elegant Lots !,

E'OR SAJE-Tifteen Elegant Lots In
II southwest section, near Md ave and
Smithsonian Institution; fine opportunity for
n builder; oheapand terms easy; on this prop.
erty twenty-five houses can be erected aud
ready sales made.
Lot on south side OF Rhode Island avenue,
near Iowa Circle; a beautiful building lot; -
feet front and so feet deep to wide alley;
price moderate and terms easy.
six brick houses In northwest section on
line of Belt X. II. cars, now paying 10 per
cent; pr1cc sG1tO.
Several new houses, 7rooms each; all mod
ern improvements; northwest section, near
1ith ST.; price, $500
Six superior lots in the northwest section
on which nine houses can be erected and
ready GALES obtained; n desirable corner.
j. W. P, MYERS Il SON,
fI1S Npy Work uypnun
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

The Troy Times warmly commends
the views of the st. Paul Pioneer.Press
relative 10 the restriction of foreign i'm.
migration. The latter journal is in fa-
yor Of system of consular inspection
at foreign ports as the basis of proper
policy of regulation, the object simply
being to prevent the importation of per.
sons who are of criminal repute or liable
to become public charge on their ar.
rival in the United States; or, TO use its
own language:
Doing no injustice, closing our doors to
none Of those who have aided to build up and
develop the country, but shutting out those
who nave crowded our iails, warehouses and
Insane asylums, and swollen our criminal
population to such an extent as to call out
surprisingly general appeal for restriction.
The Troy Times In Its Endorsement of
this proposition, forcibly says;
Something must be done, and that speed
lily, or we shall be overwhelmed with the out
casts of society and the scum OF the worlds
civilization. We must protect ourselves, and
provide for the protection of those who are
to come efter us, even II, for the accomplish
,ment of those objects, we are obliged to
adopt measures which may seem stringent.
Hospitality has not docrecd that we
shall warm vipcrs In our bOsums, nor open our
granarles and storehOusGs TO the pauyers, the
mendicarts and the unthrifty Of the wh4
world Part!sansliip should be sunk
in the consideration Of this great question,
which is one not of party at all, but of the
grayest moment TO American citzess of all
parties I'll a matter upon which Repubi.
cans and Democrats can well afford TO strike
hands and unite in common policy for 1t
affects not only the prosperity, but the very
life Of tie nation.
There is nothing of the old, insensate
spirit of Knownotlinglsm in these
views. 1t Is a question upon which the
foreign born and native born citizen
can occupy the same ground, and the
partisan newspapers which inveigh
against 1t as if it were proposed TO
build Chinese wall of exclusion
around the country know very well
that such an assumption Is no less
foolish than fallacious. All that the
American Home Ruler asks is In the
Interest Of the general welfare and in
the name of that common spirit of
self-preservation by which every com.
munlty is governed in the protection of
its peace and prosperity.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
L,oR sALM-Houses for Homes or In

INOR SALE-Houscs for Homes or In
Il vcstments.
X 81 n W, corner house, large well located,
can be bought at q bargain.
18th II n W, beautiful residence, perfect
order, all m i..,.,,. .......,.... 80, $4,000
VI ave. near Iowa Circle, elegant house
ana location. Observation-Disclosures, 35,OOO
Iowa Circle, charming house, very com.
plctC throughout ......, .....,.. 10000
I II st n w,ncar 10th st II W, appointments
I and finish, perfect, side lot ........ 10000
10Th 81 n W, near Dupont Circle, nearly
I new, inside finished in natural wood,
Y hCatingnnd ventilation excellent; can
Z be purchased furnished or unfur. -.
/ NJ st n ", bet 18th and 18th SITS, . houses,
all very desirable, different prlces...
J 1ith ST n W, bet and q sts, fine busl-
Z ress property. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Corcoran 81, bet 18th and lithsts..,,. 1900
/ \ st, near 18th st n w...,.,..,..,.,,..,. $500
Mo ave, house In good order, leased for
4 siO per mo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b,UVO
1 II ST n Q, good sized house and lot, all
MOD lmrs, see. ...,..,....., '.'..,,... 3,UD
nth 81 c,2 new houses, very complete.
good yards; each,..... .....,..,.....,.... $500
IL houses, small and convenient, all
rented, grand Investment; each..,... $50
s houses, new and complete, paying
good rate of int; terms easy; ench... 1900
3 houses, well built, paying good rent;
can be bought for (eachD. l,9aO
Houses sold or exchanged. Building esti-
mates furnished. Loans promptly negotiated.
\ GEO. p. GOFF,
No 1lnO New York ave
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

s1ws EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS ,O56.0i,
Shares In the 18th issue are open for sub.
soription.
Pamphlets explaining the object aud al.
vantages of the Association are furnished
upon application.
once hours from q, m. to i.30 p. IN. on
the first wednesday In each month open
from 6 TO p. m, on which day advances will
be made promptly at 1880 O'Clock y. m.
THOMAS soMERyILLE, Prest.
JNo. JOY EDISON, sec'y.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

4 nOO DOO SQUARE FEET of
i ,OUU, ,tUU ground lying adjacent to
Lincoln Park; TO be sold as whole at specu-
osTRANDER & sTALEY, 1iio N Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EOR SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EoR SALE n,i,n,f,i OR EXoHAMSE1h hII En- 30
change for property of equal value In Wash
ington my popular excursion grounds, Mt
Pleasant, comprising or 8 acres and 75 acres
adjoining; also grist mill with good water
power; iG miles from Richmond on 2 Il o ltR
For full particulars, address IL. A. CADY
Hanover Courthouse, Hanover Co., Va.
] EOR sALE--At n BarEain-Ono Wal
1t nut dining table, z pillows, large rock
ing chair, lounge, clock, Ol0 81 n ".
lIOR sALE-smail Cigar storej Good
Il location. Apply at III North Capitol st.
after pm.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON Real Estate
I1 by WEST WASHINGTON REAL ES-
TATE AND BROKERS' EXCHANGE, 1914
ssth st n W. r. d. Rullin, manager.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
FOR REHT...R0ums.

FOR REHI-.-h0Ik5.
YANDSOMELS Furnished Rooms
II for rent and no questions asked; pur-
mnnent If desired. Address FLORIDA, Critic
Office.
EOR REET-035 ii st W, Nicely
II furnished rooms; southern exposure; oX-
cellent neighbOrhOod; convenient TO cars and
Departments.
LNOR REST-Handsomely Furnished
Il looms, single or en- suite; gentlemen
preferred Inquire at $40 Y ave.
DOR RENT Unrurnlshed Rooms
18th 81 n w
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

kSS TiB Twelfth street.
First-cass work Mt moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam Fllllug, Artificial Crowns per
ber Plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
trpatmont assured
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EoR SALE

Beautiful business sitc on East Capitol st,
near Capitol. lot 30l6xGO; corner lot; prloo
J.w. p. MYERS & son.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
FOR SAlE-HOuSES,

IE'OR SALE-CHEAP-- -
Il Anew s'room frame house, at Takoma
Park, Including &c, Geo feet II ground.
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
tfol II u N W
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
FOR sEHT-..HpuSEs.

EIoR RENT--Brickf House, q Rooms,
II mod imps; price SIS per month. W
rprppr Conn ava and I,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
EXCURSIONS.


GPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING
y EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, FORT MON
ROE. VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW,
pINEY POINT AND CORNFIELD
UARBOR.
Palace Steamer GEORGE LEARY, SATUR-
DAY, August 20, $3.50 p M, from Seventh
street wharf
Returning, leave Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Co wharf (only fifty feet from Virginia
Beach Railroad Depotl upon arrival Of tho
train from the Beach. and from the Boston
wharf ~ 400 y. m. sunday, arriving In Wash
ington q. m. Monday.
10 Norfolk and return, $3.50; TO Fort Mon
roe and return. $3.50; 10 Virginia Beach and
return, including dinner Mt Beach, S3.25; to
Ocean View and return, Including dinner at
Hotel, S3,25: to Fort Monroe and return, In
Guiding breakfast and dinner at Hygela
Hotel, $3.50.
Secure rooms and tickets at G1o and 1851
Pennsylvania ave. and at Company's Office,
7th-st. wharf. WIN. +. WEIGH
Supt. and Gen, Agent.
Tptnnhnnp M .IS-1
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

L'OR SALE
bot Isl and I'd sts',..,' ,'........,.,...'s ss,oo0
Groom, n b, bay W, + st, bet 9th and 10th 500
l0room, h h, cor 18th and G.....,...... 500
IOroom, b h, 9th st n w....,...,,...,,,,, 4,5W
Broom, n b, 9th 81 n nw......,..,,........ $500
broom, h ", cor 10Th and q. ....,,,.,,,.,. 100
Groom, g c st, bet ist
and 2d sc.n,,..,,.,....,..... i,2D
j.room, y b, b W, Md ave, bet 3D. and ith
Groom. fr, lot 25SlO3, N O ave, and ID o $3.50
GROOM, br, bath and con. cellar, Caro-
line st,",.,u,. neutrality-suspicious. 5,oVJ
Groom, br, m !, extra finish, lot 50NIj0,
Lanier Heights, an elegant residence 1850
IT. II. SYPlIERD S co,
1907 street.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
FOR EXCHANGE.

L'OE ESCHANGE-lO Lots on Hum
Il boltt ave- Chicago, will be exchanged
for Washington property,
j. W. p. MYERS e SON,
1923 N Y ave.
INOk ENCHANGlc--A Bargain-Im-
Il proved city property for salable mer
chandise OF any description.
0sTRANDER & srALEY, 1ilO N ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
Academy Of the Holy Cross,

1912 MASS. AVE. N. W.,
Will resume first Mondayin September. II af
fOrds every facility for acquiring thorough
and accomplished education. The musical
department, embracing Harp, Piano, Organ
Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, Is directed by
thoroughly accomplished teachers. Painting
IN Lustre, oil and Water Colors. Special at
tention paid to bookkeeping and the Higher
Mathematics. Attached TO the academy IL a
Department for Little Boys.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

NOR SALE-Two 5-Koom Frame
Il houses, two squares north OF the Bound-
AIRY, near 18th ST extended, with AGO feet Of
land; price sl0i5. -
fios Y ave
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20
FOR SAlE...LOTS.

DOR 50 Lag -4e 900 Square rect OF
VI land situated near Lincolc Park: price
10 cents per square foot.
j. W. 2. MYERS & SON,
400
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

The cause Of science loses one of Its
most earnest, successful and dstln.
guished devotees In the death of Pro.
fessor Baird. It was hoped when he
left Washington that his impaired
health would be restored by the invig.
Grating atmosphere of the seaside, but
he had been too much overburdened by
years of untiring labor, and so much
had he become habuated to constant
toll that he could not throw Off, even
in the closing hours Of his busy career,
the fixed habits Of lifetime. He lit.
orally died in harness; but leaving a
name that will not only be imperishably
associated with the institutions at Wash.
ington Of which he Ind charge, but
which Is held in the highest honor
throughout the scientific world.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-20

J1oR RENT-I1-Room Brick, $50,
II and Groom frame, 900, 30; good location;
northwest section. -